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Park Assist System

PARK ASSIST SYSTEM 

The parking assist system may be classified as follows:

This vehicle may have four Park Assist Sensors (PAS) (four channel system) located in the rear fascia or eight PAS (eight channel system) located in the rear and front fascia of the vehicle. The PAS send ultrasound waves when the vehicle is travelling forwards or backwards at low speeds. The PAS send and receive ultrasonic waves from the echo coming back from any objects placed in the path of the vehicle. The control unit processes data from the PAS and performs a data triangulation to determine the relative distance, depending on the time elapsed between the output signal and the return signal. Optical obstacle approach warnings are provided on a 6.5 inch or 8 inch display to inform the operator of the vehicle that an object is nearby.

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In case of system fault an audio signal is output and, when the gear is engaged, the display shows a dedicated message.

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The Park Assist Module (PAM) is located in the trunk on the left-hand side.

NOTE:

NOTE: The eight channel system is standard equipment on the Quadrifoglio Verde version. For other versions it is an available option.

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PARK ASSIST MODULE 

Four channel system

The PAM has the following characteristics:

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CONNECTOR A CONNECTOR B
A1 Supply from ignition (+15) B1 Right external sensor 8
A2 N/A B2 Right internal sensor 9
A3 N/A B3 Left internal sensor 10
A4 N/A B4 Rear sensor power supply
A5 N/A B5 Left external sensor 11
A6 CAN-CH High B6 N/A
A7 Ground B7 N/A
A8 N/A B8 Sensor Ground
A9 N/A  
A10 N/A
A11 N/A
A12 CAN-CH Low
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Eight channel system

The semi-automatic PAM has the following characteristics:

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A1 Supply from ignition (+15) B1 Right external sensor #8 C1 Front sensor power supply
A2 N/A B2 Right internal sensor #9 C2 N/A
A3 N/A B3 Left internal sensor #10 C3 N/A
A4 N/A B4 Left Rear Power Supply C4 Left external sensor #2
A5 n.c B5 Left external sensor #11 C5 Left internal sensor #3
A6 CAN-CH High B6 N/A C6 N/A
A7 Ground B7 N/A C7 N/A
A8 N/A B8 Sensor ground C8 Ground
A9 N/A C9 N/A  
A10 N/A C10 N/A
A11 N/A C11 Right external sensor #5
A12 CAN-CH Low C12 Right internal sensor #4
    C13 N/A
    C14 N/A
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1 Left Front External Sensor #2
2 Left Front Sensor #3
3 Right Front Sensor #6
4 Right Front External Sensor #5
5 Left Rear External Sensor #11
6 Left Rear Sensor #10
7 Right Rear Sensor #9
8 Right Rear External Sensor #8
Body Control Module (BCM)

PARK ASSIST SENSORS 

The ultrasound sensor technology is based on the use of piezoelectric transducers which are able to transmit and to receive. The transducer generates and emits an ultrasonic wave that is reflected by an obstacle and is retransmitted to the transducer. The ultrasound sensor is an active type sensor which, in addition to the transducer, contains electronics able to drive, amplify and filter the received signal and to perform an analogue/digital conversion to communicate with the PAM.

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There are four ultrasonic PAS located in the rear fascia.

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PAM
1 Left Rear Sensor
2 Center Rear Sensor
3 Center Rear Sensor
4 Right Rear Sensor
BCM
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There are four PAS located on the front fascia when the vehicle is equipped with the eight channel system.

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Sensor pin out:

PARK ASSIST SENSOR
Current consumption < 5 mA
Operating temperature -40°C to 85°C
Ultrasound frequency 48 kHz
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PARK ASSIST SWITCH 

The vehicle operator may deactivate the front PAS obstacle detection function by pressing the switch on the headlight switch control panel which is located to the left of the steering column.